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Alexandria, Egypt. 1941-05. Elevated view of troops crowding the decks of MV Lossie Bank during the evacuation of Crete. The vessel was bombed and sustained rudder damage as it left Suda Bay and was still circling in sight of the Bay the next morning before it finally limped into Alexandria. Amongst the soldiers are members of the 2/106 General Transport Company. (Donor J. MacDonald)
Alexandria, Egypt. 1941-05. Troops gather in small groups on the deck of MV Lossie Bank during the evacuation of Crete. The vessel was bombed and sustained rudder damage as it left Suda Bay and was st
REMNANTS OF THE 2/1ST FIELD REGIMENT AND THE 2/1ST TANK ATTACK REGIMENT ABOARD THE GREEK VESSEL LESBOS DURING THE EVACUATION OF TROOPS FROM SUDA BAY, CRETE, TO ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT.
SUDA BAY, CRETE. 1941-05. BRITISH NAVAL SHIPS IN THE BAY DURING THE EVACUATION OF ALLIED FORCES. AT THE FOREGROUND AUSTRALIAN TROOPS ARE RESTING NEAR THE SHORES OF THE BAY.
SUDA BAY, CRETE. 1941-04 TO MID 1941-05. COOKS OF THE 2/1ST FIELD REGIMENT, WHO WERE LANDED AT SUDA BAY, CRETE, WITH REMNANTS OF THE REGIMENT AFTER THEIR TRANSPORT, THE SS "COSTA RICA" HAD BEEN SUNK B
SUDA BAY, CRETE. 1941-04. UNIFORMED PERSONNEL, INCLUDING MEMBERS OF THE 2/1ST FIELD REGIMENT, EN ROUTE FROM ALEXANDRIA TO KHASSA, PALESTINE. THESE TROOPS WERE EVACUATED FROM CRETE TO EGYPT BEFORE THE
Four Australian troops evacuated from Crete aboard the SS City of London, which sailed from Suda Bay, Crete, to Alexandria, Egypt, on 27 April 1941. During the course of the voyage the ship was attack
